(1) "Firearm" means any pistol, revolver, rifle, shotgun, machine gun, submachine
gun, black powder weapon, or assault rifle that is designed to fire or is capable of firing fixed
cartridge ammunition or from which a shot or projectile is discharged by an explosive.

(2) "Global positioning monitoring system" means a system that electronically
determines and reports the location of an individual by means of an ankle bracelet transmitter
or similar device worn by the individual that transmits latitude and longitude data to
monitoring authorities through global positioning satellite technology but does not contain
or operate any global positioning system technology or radio frequency identification
technology or similar technology that is implanted in or otherwise invades or violates the
corporeal body of the individual.

(4) "Informed consent" means that the victim was given information concerning all
of the following before consenting to participate in global positioning system monitoring:

(a) The victim's right to refuse to participate in global positioning system monitoring
and the process for requesting the court to determine the victim's participation after it has
been ordered.

(b) The manner in which the global positioning monitoring system technology
functions and the risks and limitations of that technology, and the extent to which the system
will track and record the victim's location and movements.

(c) The boundaries imposed on the defendant during the global positioning system
monitoring.

(d) Sanctions that the court may impose on the defendant for violating an order
issued under this Article.

(e) The procedure that the victim is to follow if the defendant violates an order issued
under this Article or if global positioning monitoring system equipment fails.

(f) Identification of support services available to assist the victim to develop a safety
plan to use if the court's order issued under this Article is violated or if the global positioning
monitoring system equipment fails.

(g) Identification of community services available to assist the victim in obtaining
shelter, counseling, education, child care, legal representation, and other help in addressing
the consequences and effects of domestic violence or stalking.

(h) The nonconfidential nature of the victim's communications with the court
concerning global positioning system monitoring and the restrictions to be imposed upon the
defendant's movements.

B. Conditions of bail generally. The condition of the bail undertaking in district,
juvenile, parish, and city courts shall be that the defendant will appear at all stages of the
proceedings to answer the charge before the court in which he may be prosecuted, will
submit himself to the orders and process of the court, and will not leave the state without
written permission of the court. The court may impose any additional conditions of release
that are reasonably related to assuring the appearance of the defendant before the court and
guarding the safety of any other individual or the community.

C. Operating a vehicle while intoxicated. The court shall require as a condition of
release on bail that any person who is charged with a second or subsequent violation of R.S.
14:32.1, 39.1, 39.2, 98, 98.6, or a parish or municipal ordinance that prohibits the operation
of a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or drugs to install an ignition
interlock device on any vehicle which he operates. The defendant shall have fifteen days
from the date that he is released on bail to comply with this requirement, and the ignition
interlock device shall remain on the vehicle or vehicles during the pendency of the criminal
proceedings. Under exceptional circumstances, the court may waive the provisions of this
Article but shall indicate the reasons therefor to the law enforcement agency who has custody
of the alleged offender documentation.

D. Drug offenses and crimes of violence. Every person arrested for a violation of
the Uniform Controlled Dangerous Substances Law or a crime of violence as provided in
R.S. 14:2(B) shall be required to submit to a pretrial drug test for the presence of designated
substances in accordance with the provisions of this Article and rules of court governing such
testing. Every person arrested for any other felony may be required to submit to a pretrial
drug test for the presence of designated substances in accordance with the provisions of this
Article and rules of court governing such testing. Every person arrested for a misdemeanor
may be required to submit to a pretrial drug test for the presence of designated substances in
accordance with the provisions of this Article and rules of court governing such testing.

E. Pretrial drug testing program. The court may implement a pretrial drug testing
program. All persons released under the provisions of the pretrial drug testing program must
submit to continued random testing and refrain from the use or possession of any controlled
dangerous substance or any substance designated by the court. A pretrial drug testing
program shall provide for the following:

(1) Mandatory participation for all persons arrested for violations of state law.
Additionally, all persons testing positive for the presence of one or more of the designated
substances set forth in Subparagraph (2) of this Paragraph, who are not otherwise required
to participate, shall submit to a pretrial drug testing program.

(2) Drug testing to determine the presence of any controlled dangerous substance
identified in the Uniform Controlled Substances Law prior to first court appearance and
random testing thereafter to verify that the person is drug free.

(3) Restrictions on the use of any and all test results to ensure that they are used only
for the benefit of the court to determine appropriate conditions of release, monitoring
compliance with court orders, and assisting in determining appropriate sentences. A form
statement shall be signed by the law enforcement agency and the person in custody
stipulating that under no circumstances shall the information be used as evidence or as the
basis for additional charges.

(4) Reasonable testing procedures to ensure the fair administration of the test and
protection for the chain of custody for any evidence obtained.

F. Implementation of pretrial drug testing program. The implementation of any
pretrial drug testing program authorized pursuant to the provisions of this Article shall be
contingent upon receipt by the court requiring the test of sufficient federal or other funding
to conduct the testing program in accordance with the provisions of this Article and any rules
of court. No elected official who is in any way connected with the administration of the
pretrial drug testing program provided for in this Article, either directly or indirectly, shall
have any financial interest, either directly or indirectly, in any drug testing company
participating in such pretrial drug testing program. All contracts awarded to any drug testing
company authorized to conduct the pretrial drug testing program provided for in this Article
shall be awarded in accordance with the provisions governing public bids, R.S. 38:2181 et
seq.

G. Domestic offenses, stalking, and sex offenses. (1) In determining conditions of
release of a defendant who is alleged to have committed an offense against the defendant's
family or household member, as defined in R.S. 46:2132, or against the defendant's dating
partner, as defined in R.S. 46:2151, or who is alleged to have committed the offense of
domestic abuse battery under the provisions of R.S. 14:35.3, or who is alleged to have
committed the offense of stalking under the provisions of R.S. 14:40.2, or who is alleged to
have committed a sexual assault as defined in R.S. 46:2184, or who is alleged to have
committed the offense of first degree rape under the provisions of R.S. 14:42, the court shall
consider the previous criminal history of the defendant and whether the defendant poses a
threat or danger to the victim. If the court determines that the defendant poses such a threat
or danger, it shall require as a condition of bail that the defendant refrain from going to the
residence or household of the victim, the victim's school, and the victim's place of
employment or otherwise contacting the victim in any manner whatsoever, and shall refrain
from having any further contact with the victim. The court shall also consider any statistical
evidence prepared by the United States Department of Justice relative to the likelihood of
such defendant or any person in general who has raped or molested victims under the age of
thirteen years to commit sexual offenses against a victim under the age of thirteen in the
future.

(2) If the defendant is alleged to have committed any of the offenses included in
Paragraph (1) of this Subsection, the court may require as a condition of bail that the
defendant be prohibited from communicating, by electronic communication, in writing, or
orally, with a victim of the offense, or with any of the victim's immediate family members,
while the case is pending. This condition does not apply if the victim consents in person or
through a communication through the local prosecuting agency.

H. Uniform Abuse Prevention Order. (1) If, as part of a bail restriction, an order is
issued for purposes of preventing violent or threatening acts or harassment against, or contact
or communication with or physical proximity to, another person for the purpose of
preventing domestic abuse, stalking, dating violence, or sexual assault, the judge shall cause
to have prepared a Uniform Abuse Prevention Order, as provided in R.S. 46:2136.2(C), shall
sign such order, and shall immediately forward it to the clerk of court for filing, on the next
business day after the order is issued. The clerk of the issuing court shall transmit the
Uniform Abuse Prevention Order to the Judicial Administrator's Office, Louisiana Supreme
Court, for entry into the Louisiana Protective Order Registry, as provided in R.S.
46:2136.2(A), by facsimile transmission or direct electronic input as expeditiously as
possible, but no later than the end of the next business day after the order is filed with the
clerk of court. The clerk of the issuing court shall also send a copy of the Uniform Abuse
Prevention Order, as provided in R.S. 46:2136.2(C), or any modification thereof, to the chief
law enforcement officer of the parish where the person or persons protected by the order
reside. A copy of the Uniform Abuse Prevention Order shall be retained on file in the office
of the chief law enforcement officer until otherwise directed by the court.

(2) If, as part of a bail restriction, an order is issued pursuant to the provisions of this
Paragraph, the court shall also order that the defendant be prohibited from possessing a
firearm for the duration of the Uniform Abuse Prevention Order.

I. Global positioning monitoring. (1)(a) In addition, the court shall order a
defendant who is alleged to have committed the offense of first degree rape under the
provisions of R.S. 14:42 and may order a defendant who is alleged to have committed an
offense against the defendant's family or household member, as defined in R.S. 46:2132, or
against the defendant's dating partner, as defined in R.S. 46:2151, or who is alleged to have
committed the offense of domestic abuse battery under the provisions of R.S. 14:35.3, or
who is alleged to have committed the offense of stalking under the provisions of R.S.
14:40.2, or who is alleged to have committed a sexual assault as defined in R.S. 46:2184 to
be equipped with a global positioning monitoring system as a condition of release on bail.

(b) In determining whether to order a defendant, as a condition of release on bail, to
participate in global positioning system monitoring, the court shall consider the likelihood
that the defendant's participation in global positioning system monitoring will deter the
defendant from seeking to harm, injure, or otherwise threaten the victim prior to trial.

(c) The defendant shall be released on bail pursuant to the provisions of this Article
only if he agrees to pay the cost of the global positioning monitoring system and monitoring
fees associated with the device, or agrees to perform community service in lieu of paying
such costs.

(2) If the court orders the defendant to be equipped with a global positioning
monitoring system as a condition of release on bail, the court may order the defendant, with
the informed consent of the victim, to provide the victim of the charged crime with an
electronic receptor device which is capable of receiving the global positioning system
information and which notifies the victim if the defendant is located within an established
proximity to the victim. The court, in consultation with the victim, shall determine which
areas the defendant shall be prohibited from accessing and shall establish the proximity to
the victim within which a defendant shall be excluded. In making this determination, the
court shall consider a list, provided by the victim, which includes those areas from which the
victim desires the defendant to be excluded.

(3) The victim shall be furnished with telephone contact information for the local law
enforcement agency in order to request immediate assistance if the defendant is located
within that proximity to the victim. The court shall order the global positioning monitoring
system provider to program the system to notify local law enforcement if the defendant
violates the order. The victim, at any time, may request that the court terminate the victim's
participation in the global positioning monitoring system of the defendant. The court shall
not impose sanctions on the victim for refusing to participate in global positioning system
monitoring provided for in this Paragraph.

(4) In addition to electronic monitoring, the court shall consider house arrest. The
conditions of the electronic monitoring and house arrest shall be determined by the court, and
may include but are not be limited to limitation of the defendant's activities outside of the
home and a curfew.

J. Crimes of violence. If the defendant has been charged with a crime of violence
as defined in R.S. 14:2(B), the court shall require as a condition of bail that the defendant be
prohibited from communicating, by electronic communication, in writing, or orally, with a
victim of the offense, or with any of the victim's immediate family members while the case
is pending. This condition does not apply if the victim consents in person or through a
communication through the local prosecuting agency. If an immediate family member of the
victim consents in person or through a communication through the local prosecuting agency,
then the defendant may contact that person.

K. Violations. Violation of any condition by the defendant shall be considered as
a constructive contempt of court, and shall result in the revocation of bail and issuance of a
bench warrant for the defendant's arrest or remanding the defendant to custody. The court
may also modify bail by either increasing the amount of bail or adding additional conditions
of bail.